Clean Trash Saves Cash | Renewable Natural Gas as a Vehicle Fuel
Posted by admin on Feb. 18, 2016 / Bio Fuels, Clean Fuels Infrastructure, Clean Cities and Communities, Case Studies / Subscribe 0
Turning Waste into Vehicle Fuel
In response to the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) tightening emissions standards for landfills and farmers, LCF and Energy Vision, a national nonprofit organization dedicated to researching, analyzing, and promoting the technologies and strategies required to transition into a sustainable transportation future, teamed up to bring together experts from across the country to help farms, waste water treatment facilities and landfills learn how to harvest their methane emissions and turn it into a valuable resource - renewable natural gas! CNG fleets are also invited to learn about another way to fuel their natural gas vehicles.
St. Landry Solid Waste harnesses methane gas from their landfill site, and then produces BioCNG to power their fleet's vehicles and their BioCNG station. Progressive Waste recently signed an agreement with St. Landry to fuel their vehicles at the station with the expanded BioCNG system.
Learn more about RNG by watching LCFTV's webinar on St. Landry's BioCNG system.
To view this webinar on YouTube, click here for LCFTV's channel.
For more information about the project, contact Katry Martin at St. Landry Solid Waste or Joanna Underwood at Energy Vision.
 Katry Martin Executive Director, St. Landry Solid Waste (337)826-5211 [email protected] |
Joanna Underwood |
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